Daegu, South Korea

Your offline wallet succession records, bound and ready for the next generation

Workspace Cedarway prepares inheritance binders that document offline wallet holdings, access instructions, and succession steps — so heirs receive clear records, not scattered notes.

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Leather-bound inheritance binder with tabbed document sections on a wooden desk

Inheritance Binder Services

Organized succession documents with labeled dividers

Inheritance Binder Preparation

Full documentation package: wallet inventory sheets, access procedure summaries, heir contact registers, and sealed instruction envelopes assembled in a numbered binder.

From ₩890,000

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Consultant reviewing succession records with a client

Succession Record Review

A two-hour session to audit existing offline wallet notes, identify gaps in your succession records, and produce a written checklist of missing items.

₩320,000 per session

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Family gathered around a table reviewing inheritance documents

Family Briefing Session

Guided meeting where designated heirs walk through the completed binder structure, ask questions, and confirm they understand each section's purpose.

₩450,000 per meeting

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Offline wallets need paper trails heirs can follow

Hardware wallets, seed phrase cards, and exchange withdrawal records often live in different drawers. When something happens, relatives search through emails, sticky notes, and old phones. Our binders consolidate succession records into one indexed volume.

Each binder follows a standard section order: asset inventory, access procedures, legal contacts, and emergency steps. Nothing is stored digitally on our end — you keep the physical binder.

Typical binder contents

  • Wallet inventory with device serial numbers
  • Seed phrase location register (not the phrases themselves)
  • Exchange account summary sheets
  • Heir designation and contact pages
  • Attorney and executor reference section

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My father kept wallet recovery notes in three different notebooks. The binder team sorted everything into labeled sections. My sister and I finally know where to look.
— Hye-jin Park, binder preparation client, Suseong-gu
The review session was thorough, though I wished we had scheduled a follow-up sooner. Still, the gap checklist alone saved us weeks of confusion.
— Min-soo Choi, succession record review, Jung-gu

Offline Wallet Tracker

Available on the Microsoft Store

A companion reference app for tracking binder section completion at home. Our professional binder services remain the primary offering.

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